Hello, Alvaro et al!
In our latest exchange, on 6 Aug. 2020, at 3:30 AM, you wrote:
for the locate/updatdb commands, you can install it with
>
> # sudo apt-get install locate.
>
> You need to first run sudo updatedb before the sudo locate so your file
> index is updated before your search
>
> About the error, have you accessed your koha user shell before running it?
>
> Else you can try
>
> # perl ./remove_unused_authories.pl
>
Yes, I finally got everything to work. I had to use
# apt-get install sudo
when I installed Stretch because sudo is missing from the installation
package.* I just couldn't remember the installation command line. It also
doesn't help matters that the wi-fi signal is unsteady at times.
You live by technology, you die by technology, I suppose.
In any event, after I installed locate, everything worked.
Now, if there were a way to automate merging duplicate authority
records together, e.g., 651 \0‡aChina‡vMaps strewn over multiple records
into one authority record, that would be great.
Thanks for your help.
Footnote
* Don't ask me why sudo is missing from Stretch, but there is widespread
flabbergast over its loss since sudo is such a basic and useful command.
sudo is reinstated in Buster, however.
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